Avis Partners with Passenger Rail Service Brightline
As part of the collaboration, Avis will be integrated into the Brightline mobile app and on Brightline’s online booking channel for convenient, one-stop shopping

Under the agreement, Avis Budget Group will expand its footprint in Florida to offer Brightline passengers and those living or working near Brightline’s three current stations with convenient access to Avis and Zipcar vehicles.
Photo via Travelarz/Wikimedia.
Avis Budget Group is forming a mobility partnership with Brightline, a privately owned, operated, and maintained passenger rail service in the United States.
Under the agreement, Avis Budget Group will expand its footprint in Florida to offer Brightline passengers and those living or working near Brightline’s three current stations with convenient access to Avis and Zipcar vehicles.
As part of the collaboration, Avis will be integrated into the Brightline mobile app and on Brightline’s online booking channel for convenient, one-stop shopping. Alternatively, travelers can reserve vehicles on the Avis or Zipcar mobile apps or online.
Avis facilities are temporarily located at Brightline ticket counters at each of Brightline’s three south Florida stations and will be moving to their permanent locations, adjacent to each station, by the end of the year. Zipcar vehicles are also available at all three stations — vehicles are parked inside the Brightline garages, adjacent to each station.
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